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Printed fur JoriN MURRAY, Albemarle-street. (From the Hiberman Journal, Friday, June 16.) GENTLEMEN, Will be in your recollection, that on \ !lie open ing of the Poll, I ventured, in opposition to the recom mendation of my Friends, to proceed to the Hustings, accom panied only by a young Midshipman, the Hon. Mr. Legge, and declined the usual and proffered attendance of my bro thet-Officers in uniform. I was induced to act thus from a wish to avoid any public exhibition, which, without being essential to the cause, might increase the tumult unavoidably belonging to the occasion. I have this moment been inform ed i hat the zeal of my Friends has led their; to canvass with hands of music and flags, and that this innocent diiplay has produced an outrageous attack by the supporters of one of the Candidates, who seem determined that no other Candi date nr his Friends shall, without moleatation, avow their solicit the suffrages of the Electors. Ithere fore most earnestly entreat that all my Friends will avoid the wearing colours, and trust that their exertions will be con -640 to a declaration of their Votes at the Hustings. The best music that. I can hear is the sober expression of their individual satisfaction at my conduct ; and the only place, to repeat my former expression, where I wish to plant my colours, is in their hearts. • TRINITY CoLLEGE, DUBLIN. , --Yesierday came ~In, the election for a Representajtyeof• Trinity College, - Dublin. This honourable and hielily eleVfied siination has, as our readers well know, been :canyAssed by two very disiinguished ch +rac ters—the:Right llonourdble William Cionnyng ham Plunkett, a King's Cminsel (the late Repre sentative), and Juhu Wilson Croker, Esq. Secre tary in the Admiralty; both Doctors of Law in the university. CONVERSATIONS ON ALGEBRA. This fly ►•ere published, in 12nui. price 7s. Boards, oNvERsAT:oNs on ALGEBRA; bring IL./ an Introduction to the first Principles of that Science. Designed for those who have Inn the Advantage of a Tutor, as well as for the Use of Students in Schools. At the early hoar of 8 o'clock, the passages at d courts of' the , College were bl o ck a d e d by a h ost of persons, smile really interested in the event, others only interested by - curiosity, who, when, the door of the theatre or hall was opened, rushed in anti filled every vacant . space. The Provost took the chair exactly at II o'clock : he had oft his left, as his legal assessor, Mr. Hamilion ; 'and on his right, Alderman King, as a Magistrate, b..fore whom any oaths that might be called for should be taken. Never in our memory did we (or we believe the oldest person pr?sent) witness such a scene of riot, confusion, and disorder, as prevailed amongst those who intruded themselves into the hall. By WILLLIM COLE. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,. London. .• A TOUR ALONG THE RHINE. This Day was published, in Octavo, price 143. AN AUTUM N near the RHINE ; or, Sket c h e s of Courts, Society. and Scenery, in some of the German States bordering on the Rhine. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, With the greatest respect, Your grateful humble Servant, AI URRAY MAXWELL. LONGMAN, HURST, and CO.'s CATALOGUE OF OLD ' BOOKS, for 1818. This Day was published, price 2s. THE FOURTH PART OF A GENERAL CATALOGUE of OLD BOOKS, fur the Year !FAS, containing the Classes of English Poetry, Plays, and Works on the Drama; Magic, Witchcraft, Alchymy, and Physiog nomy; Reprinted Editions of rare Books; to which i:, added, an Appendix, containing an extensive Collection of Books in all branches of Literature. Tu he sold at the affixed Prices by Longman. Hurst", Rees, Orme and Brown. * * The Three First Parts hare been just published, and the Fourth completes the Catalogue fur the present year. Ricbardsou's Coffee-house, June 29, 1818. rirHE COMMITTEE for CONDUCTING the ELECTION of Sir MURIIAY MAXWELL earnestly request the early attehdarce of the ELECTORS at the Hustings. Ir e'34Vril . l ( CARRIAGE OF TIMBEA. T„ . FOR THE Navy-Office. 26th June, 181 8 ~ "E, PpwripAL OFFICERS and C0M .4e,,,,, 40 8 s IoNE ris' of HIS MAJESTY'S NWT do ' Y gine `Police, that on Wednesday, the Ettic of July a b er 4.- ' i at 6l n e O ' clock, they will be ready to treat with such q* °''' as m 'a't l 4 willing. to Contract far conveyiag, by LAND I WATE , l b: ,-R C ARRIAGE, above 690 LOADS of OAK TIM h! , • I , L r°, Alice Holt Fo res t, i n t h e County o f Il ants, to H *Jeal 'l% , Yard at Woolwich. d 4 P " of the 7'esider mao he seen at this Ogee. No Ten : It lq be received after one o'Cloch on - the Day of Treat!), a ltoof l , ', i l noticed unless the Party, or an Agent for him, ' 4' t t oe s t rY Tende r must be accompanied by a Letter addressed ~,i,, ` V nry Board, and signed by t wo responstble P crsons, e 6 I '''''''i," to become .boand with the Person tendering, in -. "of 5001, Ar the due performance of the Cont, act:: , t fIC7:UALLING-OFFIOE, June 29, IA I 8 . , 11 ,1 ' ECO JrilirSSTO N EII S for VICTWILLZA G. , lii.y 2114JESTY'S NA' TT do hereby give Notice, that -4 Pitt 2 , e RV, the 10th of July next, ther will be ready to receive 4,,,,, ,, , . . J .,,, 'n tenting Oealed up), and treat fi , r ftoolt. ltniolred and Fifty ('/ /(Iron of COALS (each Chnl- Y on t , 7 „,,,- "41i1 r f Thirty-six Bushels, Trine/seater Measure) • ''' v the following gitalities, via. : ~ Sir /ferny Vane Tempest's Eden Main, Russtrl's Main, Bourne Moor Main, or I, t , o ' Newbottl e B ourne Moor, nil ° . O ut Coat le g , t a 1g , oo( t , ri Ifundred Chan.: ldra of the acts. 7' a pi, ol - -, 3 to be delivered into the Cellars of the Bona Ha!' et, id qt PlYinouth, between the M Ist and tof duggst next, c o ~,t4e femoialug T , ree hundred and Vffty Chaldrons (to 1;,, 441". tw o Cargoes.) into Carts on the Jetty of the Royal 4,,,,-Pitl a t Ilaslar, veer Gosport ; one. Cargo theregf on or 1 1,' t h: cull of .l u . ast, and the of/ter Cargo on or before Al, ~0 1,04 of SeptenAer next: - and the whole to be paid l' 11 'tts' pa QM' ' Without I d.rest si.rty dayi after date. . 1'; it '! ' ' ' ' ' - tie &ere ,„, oia!neons ofthr Contr,ct man be seen at t/ se t"',l Stewards this Offi ce; 4r b y applying to the Steards of 4: re °414 and !lu s t er llospital.s respectively. vei"r't will be had to any Tender in which the Przee IN 4 " I,e inserted :in wor d s a t l eng th, or t h at s h a ll 4,id: lilieczedto- t4c Board bef ore O ne n'Clock on the said '''Qke:' t h e i4e rubes of d u l y ac . rt; nor un!e the Person who " '"ee r , lewirr, cir. "solnePc.r . aon on 141 behalf,. attends to ''',.,......:::!....e:,;!0,1,:,;:,.. !~-.~~ LO'l fEn Y. , . A NEW Lai - VERY, : • Cr. " Last for the Service of the Year) t;u1••:AT in Magnituste of Prizes, . U ( .. N N3 C , i,t,t. in Nomlier.of Ticlitts. , "I , I f tI .OLL, the Contrant.r, submits with I.4. t a h ' ' ' ‘Y st.4l ,."l ~ • ric Scheme, which has received the . ‘ ein ' ' ' . (4)1-14ell' il r i t it itl it, i t e ts" e o a f the Lords of the Treasury, ens 't WO pi, iz, Ul t i,.., of THIRTY THOUSAND P . OU , NDS - f, ! !' to d ' .. icarr THOUSAND I'ICKhTS. ll 6 4 ; a Te d No Fixed Prize whatever. ' i lkt -, ‘ : '‘kli - i, t ; t , to Gratitude for Politic Favours conferred 'ole'r,-:11., the Con. a c t or, lie has made arrangements iiii .u;i'rixes irniotuni..g• to 4 14 1 ;;Oritp .'‘ . o . 11 4 ,0 t S\ ND SOVEREIGNS , • S,tl, I, . 1 : 1 5 lditi,i n F.IGHT PIPES of POR r, •or MA k ntl - ' l 4 .1 Pipes for tack of the Two Prizes of lOW . 1 .i,,, , ai, . . e... ,• t• ' t "I proporticoi for shares, • t b ohe chosvn hey the Holders themselves. , e r i st HENIE. . ' 4' ' ( 4 C 3 0,000 .. are .. 460,600 Sterling ••• • • 2.(100 .... • ''. • • 500 • • ' • 860 1 lq • ... . 203 •,Al l .. ''' • • • 1(.,) 1,000 Sterling r., , i I,coo Sterling 40 0 tri,., k 6 . y, t tS. .--.--.. t .r kic ts• 1.80,000 4 ,,'1t , .- N l y, I e I ?„, II .ANV-s 4Tn AUGUST. ' " 4. 1.- "'" ' N " ''' -a IiZES are Se!line by G. CARROLL, the klid 4 3' ill ,',.-•". 7, (:ornbili. snit •24:, U :ford -street, London, lta +ltt I ris At ut tI • I. t the l 'nuntil, wh ",. 81 , 1 " red 4„, s I LI th • s iiou v , .ou .- , "e Last Lot i ery when G..C:,rroll was . toe ...din- • 1 ,‘:7 0 . 3,E t 5, a 1 ) . - ixe of /..,•7?1,5.'10 - • A. ' ) . 4.3.4 a, a-Pri2e Of 1.-20,000 " 1 .,,,nri ..iti , Ilte ..Ltittery just, etitied • • ."•-•,..._ t esid es ' i ( r ,"l9,4;3i., a I=r z(' of L.'20,000 T ' l ia Capitals of WOOL,. 5001., &c. it.rti.) • -___—.7 Ili . F oR rAsT FAVOLIPA, AND THE HOPE 4 i n,.„ . T0 MERIT FUTURE. bas•o"ll4% ri "'ITER V b eing 1 I I T. BISII -•kti t , •1,! pf • Cont. tic ei , 4,,,ehil t „ . & , ;:'g duty to perform of returning his mst .., t ,, n li ..• nit II rt 1 , ipuhl;e, which le e .1•1 1 ,.. 1 1 „ 0 ,te 'arra I atronage o the , 4t . ttt. ht tt ;,', to dlitrilinte a;nottg them so many Capitals; ) 411 1.1 c 1 iii "11. 4,';'' rt which IIS Establishment has uniformly wh i • -a, tr, 'tilt' k -century. He reverts, with heartfelt 1.-„ ta toc s , (ii ; iithc success that attended him Last Lottery; th - „" I lli n s., eL e 14, - ; 1 - 141 1 has placed liito at. the head of all Co . nl. I ''‘t 4 4 -10 ,0 1 , 1 the o•reatest Prize, in Sixteen Sx 'erk4th-itii4,l4 .4; 41 . 1 " Capit ais, t 6 .•sc ' eeding• ••11 number and amount 4, 1 0 4 i t; -• •Y Nu e 4"Y other office-keeper. But it is not the IC tqi . ' ll • i s-ti- e4l- ol 'a Single tottery which causes him to ill : ofltliter,:e, Uniforot (=caul Fortune which progres,ively kik tf ail " Wit i h tedl ) , f , ) , A lung series of time, has marlied It c h, 14,4 flteided pre-einineticc • fur his Friends can 'Ls - toy e llil.ii. I • ' • •', of Scc-ss which, h' 1 t1,,,,,, 4 iti l ' r ,. t ' e-f . ( ' ll ew'"'PUl"'S ' * ''' 1, ! t , th e ttery, tae th nth-r in.ctanccc, night he quote( ) lit L Prec di : i)Itl him sold'y-seve Capitals. . . . 1 4 tir, l ter v z I ,g . Lottery, lie Tx," Prizes of 30.0001. - n il o,,, , oti er , el "rn, !resold 'flu cc Prizes of 20,0001. 1, vf t h - in t ,, 1. •/,. lie . sold ;ill the Three Pr zes of 30.0001. 0, 1 he Thir.1*,),,,,,,_—, ~, :u Two Prizes of 50,0001. ~ t fo t : , 131.1 "(It Money Prizes of wit.oool. in the list Ten i l ,iAltd .4 q. 44)14i N INA, two of which were in the Lottery • I tit 4 ‘ (II - 1 1 b . 'tt• ► , pr e 11,,, 4 11it„, Ata l ,„, s ;,nt Lottery, to begin 4th AUGUST, con ,. ^-P r - • ' I 4 hih: l . ri.i zes of-30,0001. his Friends will not deem 4 to • • tti ' ( -4,,,„ "Y, that he expects to sell one or both of k r4 hili ''', a A 'C. " and ''' sliAttEN are now on sale at lIISH's Offices, 444, ac aio(t.:illari•ng-eros. London; and •• by his Agents in ld, and Irseland. ‘ )11 -- ----- AI ) iii.------ , , ' 44 ti r To itr'll'llY'S PATEN'r SPEC - I ACL ES. Ilht 1 ;:tor: d, i llth value their sic; f rr.—The' Sight of 1 . 117 h ire 1.:1' to e we;lk Sight 43 trengthi•litd, and . ihe r ti trfe :. .se egir'EtTacleX...l!effit• nl4 age, by 14RA 1111E . Itli . Y .. P . A t 0r11.4%141 S ikh .14 ' S * on t li e,‘sainc A l:lvilin a la.infliks ."13. ) 1 ~,,)tio lefieral satisfaeti,m tfir more tii,n ts-ent ) I ' ' vc d .i tl ti,,,4' ,i , , 411d ail parts of t h.. Kingdom Lists <,f !Holy ' 11) 14' 4 l e kre qt • iderßoi. Ite peet ell. who have re rerl ilberli est'beisetit at, hat i.ttae , iort. The New Street II" , th e , L s ,h4 • vi r ,,, . . , • , . qli oxfordl t nf q utts,,, e .ft rtgoite.l tile ,I reiniseS. • 7 7 '414 slr4d.4t "18 "I "'"fl s o 2 7,•Fiiitler-street, tworloors P'et'e) ?.4etr'elolltitliii:t'cl'b' h:..ad:l. m tt wiieru :slr..4l.bidlArtY'S: Wit Pi el; ‘l'tr C '' f;C ,)11°"" : e't ~ (be lent the•, or - 0 - 0 0 ' ~ ex e' wl b e c cc i t il is it vola i f 11. 01 g . fir the 1 " e eei. un t ' be• 1 )0 w ee, Hl 1 3.4 - c ,e 1 • fv Il• 11 t ' r. ti • 3 t 'l,o us to " tie r ci 11 ° `' t those l l aq ./ g 0 r/ or ,-, ti ion of re' w ls an d d A ced e P l° ti 1 ' 1 11 e ,o$ 13, t'Y 0 tee b r ien .a l s tre ets . 3 0'0 I . 1,0 noo g tr . i 4 31 ?Il e . if s, P o ii, It o ' ca mb too , lie C h o4 Ite 'c o o r;to Ste re ° ll • 1 o t e( the at " C 0,00 1 " 0 r v . f : 1 0 : t er f bO ,O ba d e. t ° r t kcal . . 0 t h'eav i sst iso lv ,t id W ar i fere , o' l v‘ ieUt: L"fr bi Po! .1 o f fro(' f C ra y en' cre ° '0 1; O" Of STATE OF TH R PaLL. Sir Murray Maxwell 3556 Sir Samu s ellly Sir Francis Burdett Henry Hunt, Esq, 7Ei Richardson's Coffee-house, June 29, 1818. WESTMINSTER ELECTION. rpHE FRIENDS of Sir MURRAY MAXWELL are respectfully informed, that the DINNER intended for' his Day, but in consequence of his Illness postponed, is fixed for TUESDAY IN EXT, the 80th Instant, at Sit o'Clock, at WILLIS's ROONIS, king -street. St. James's-square. • Tickets, at Ws. each, may he had at the Bar of the Thatched House Tavern, St. James's-street, until Twelve o'Clock ua that Dar. ***, Persons cannot be admitted without Tickets. Richardsun's Coffee-house, June 87, 18t8• WESTMINSTER ELECTION. T " .present Con car !or,the Representation of the CITY of WESTMINSTER being truly of a public nature, the Friends and Suyiporters of Sir MURRAY MAX WELL have determined to enter into a SUBSCRIPTION fur DEFRAYING the NECESSARY EXPENCES of the ELEC TION ; and Notice is hereby given, that Subscriptions will be received at Messrs. Hoare's, Flcet-street; Messrs. Birch and Co. Bond-street; Messrs. Herries and Co. St. James's street; and Sir John Perring and Co. Cornhill. The Ladies harin; already token a decided lead in the Sub scription, it is earnestly hoped that the same liberality will continue to be shewn by thosie Female F,riends to the Cause of Sir MURRAY MAXWELL, who may not have been ap prised .yf the Exertions of their fair Countrywomen. INDIA SHAWLS. ADZES, &c. from INDIA, and _ having more SHAWLS than they wish to make use of, are feipectfOlv informed; they may receive the full value for them, by apPlying at MILLARO'S East India, Hambro', Scotch, lklanchuster, Irish Linen, French Cambric, Printed Finniture, am., Foreign Lace Warehotise, No. Ili, CHEAP SIDE; where the greatest variety of. India, and curious Ins). tation Shawls; e'en Peru, Angola, China Qrape, &c.;' with the usnal variety of fashiotnOle Articles for Dress ; the im proved Irish Linens, Sheetings, including those without a seam ;- Mar,eilles Quilts; Table Linen ; the various Articles for Fan , ily Use ; fine India and curious British Muslitts, for Ladle - wear add Gentlemen's Cravats; rich Damask and Printed. Furnitures; New Jamava; Chintz; Printed- Ceoi brics ; d Black Boulbazeens and Silks, with the choicest articles for Family Mourning, &c. are constantly on sale, Wholesale and Retail, at the'First Prices.=-Peuprictors of Business, and FaMilieS arriving itt Town, and Ladies havinz Cononissions, will dud 'the greatest, choice of the n, , west and best 'nano factored Goods.--Foreign Orders eget:Med. COUGHS, COLDS,ASTLIMAS, AND CONSUMPTIONS. • ROYAL 'PATENT. • • NT and S. GODBOr,D, Proprietors of the • VEGETABLE BALSAM, have the honour to inform the Public, that through the recommendation of the Right Viscount Dudley and Ward, awl others of, the Nobility. Clergy, and Gentry, they have established a Cha ritable liistitution, at their boost., N 0.3, Bloomshury-square, where the Med;cine oniv is to be had for the Poor, &c. at Cost' Price. Thousands tare in consequence been restored to health. Extract of a Letter to Messrs.Codbolds, Bloomsbury Scinare,. 1817. • Gentlemen,--I have expended upwards of 2001. upon your invaluable Vegetable Balsam for charitable purposes, and with great success. las so perfectly convinced of its efficacy in ,pttlmo►iary complaints, from the cures I have performed ot► those persons! have given it to, that I feel every i►tclina tian of ertendifig - its use. Be pleased to sti►d me another Boxof Balsam as usual. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, RICHARD VYVYAN. Trowan Ilouse, in the County of Cornwall. Faniiliesid' Ling a 13. x Of ri pint?", 5 only are charged for. It is strongly rAicommeoded byt he Nobility, &r. - for a ll Families to ::cep this Medicine by them to take on thy first attack of the above complainis. Advice every day from to to 2, at No. 3, Bloomsbury mare. Sold Wholesale and Retail,. Na. 3, Bloomsbury Stitiare, and' retail at Messrs. Newbe , y and lions ; Edwards, 'St. Paul's . Church Yard ; Messrs. Sutton and Co. Bow- Charch Yard :. Butler and' Sons.. CheaPide ; Nanzer, 150, - Oxford Street ; Evan; and tons , Lon 4 Lao(' ; and all the principal Venders in TOMI Alkd LutuarY, atlas. tbv. pint - and 9s. the half-pint. : MEDICINE. RUPTURES CURED' AT THE MEDICAL BOARD. N con , ecinence of the extensive practice of the Medical Board, at Charlotte House, Blackfriars road, Drs. COOPER, MUNItOE, and CO. have, for the accommodation of patients residing at the IVekt end of the Town, established another Medical Board in Woodstock street, Oxford-street, a few doors from Bond-street, where a Physician and Surgeon, Members of the Royal College of London ' of thirty years expel icnce , constantly reside. That tbousands have been restored to' perfect health by their united talents is indisputable,, after Hospitals had failed, many of whom had been groat sufferers from being'impro perly treated by persons ignorant of the profession. Erup tions on the head, face, and body, ulcerated tin oat, swel lings in the neck, nodes en the shin bones, 'cancers, "stric. tufts, fistulas, pains in the head and limbs, and net vous dibility, are the consequence of an ill-cured contagion, and which symptoms frequently appear years after, and destroy domestic happiness. _ • . ‘Mvssrs. Coilivr, Munroe, and Co. are consulted daily at both tiiMses, or by letters•troin the country, stating particu hats, when medicine and the best advice will be sent to all parts - of the kingdom. There are side doors at each house, and private rooms for females. Advice gratis em Tuesd ty, Thursday, and Sunday mornings, until twelve o'clock. • CAUTION —The extensive demand for the following Articles having occasioned numerous Imita tions, the Public are respectfully informed that the Genuine bas the signature and address of the Proprietor on the label. ATKINSON'S FLUID, fur the growth of the Hair, found ed Oa adi !covery of the causes which occasion baldness. It prevents the Hair falling off or turning grey; and where bald ness has already taken place, either from illness; perspiration, h ange of climate, or hereditary causes,. it will restore it to its original strength' and thickness. Respectable re fermiers to this fact are given in a pamphlet enclosed round each bottle. It also trees the Hair front scurf, makes it soft and glossy as silk,and keeps it in curl during exercise in danc ing or walking, or in damp Weather ; price 3s. 6d. a bottle. ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE changes grey or reds hair on the bead or whiskers to a brown or black; warranted perfectly innocent, and to give a permanent coloni. Price 55., 10s. 6d., and one guinea. ATKINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP, prepared by a new Process, which frees it from all irritating qualities, removes freckles, redness, and hardness from the skin, prevents its chapping, and makes it soft, white, and even. Price Is. the square; and, prepared with Naples Soap, for shaving, price gel., Is., and Is. 6d. each. . _ . Sold by JAskEs ATKINSON, Perfumer, 44, Gerrard-street, Soho-square, I.4ndon, and by most Perfumers and Hair dressers in Town and Country. NYE are requested to direct the attention of Persons afflicted with Mental or Bodily Decay Nervous Debility, Inward ‘Vastings, Loss of Appetite, In digestion, Depression of Spinis, Trembling or Shaking of the Hands, ScOrbutic and every other kind of Eruption, Astlimas, _ . Ulcerated Tliroats, Seminal Weakness Pains in the Limbs NO Joists, Consumptive Habits, and all constitutional to make trial of the Celebrated CORDIAL BALNI•of RAKASIRI, or NATURE'S INFAL LIBLE RESTORATIVE, as prepared and sold, Wholesale and Retail, by C. J. JORDAN, M.D. at the EAST LONDON MEDICAL ESTABLIsHNIENT, No. 7, cannon Street Rteol, St. George's in the East, London. It is universally acknowledged to he the most agreeable and powerful Restorative in ail the above Complaints ever dis covered ; it thins the blood, eases the most violent pains in the head and stomach, and promotes gentle perspiration. It is utterly impossible fur language to exoress, or eloquence to extol sufficiently, the value of this wonderful and incompar 'able Medicine in restoring health to the afflicted, and giving vigour to the aged. Thousands have been restored to perfect health, after having been so redoced by different diseases as to have been despaired of, nut only by their families, but also by their professional attendants. Sold, by appointment 'of the .Proprietor, in bottles, I Is. each, or two quantities in one, t Os. each, or four quantities in one family bottle for Sas. duty included, by which one 11i. bottle is saved. This inestimable Medicine will keep in all climates, and may be had at. Barclay and Son's, Fleet-market; Vade's, 46, Cornhiii ; H. J. Preston's, 101, Strand ; 'l'. Richards's, 193, Strand ; Blake's, 56, Piccadilly; Barker's. 125, Oxford -street; ('handler's, 70, Oxford-Wert ; Tagg's, 10, Middle Row, Holborn; and by the most respectable Medicine Venders in every part of the Kingdom. Dr. C. J.Jordan tales this general opportunity of announc ing. to the public that he still devotes his study exclnsirelv, to the cure of particular complaints, as a regular Member of ~ the Royal Collee of Physici an s--he oilers .a speedy and permanent cure for every class of nervous relaxation; diseases of however long standing, or of the most inveterate hind, are by his new and superior mode of treatment, speedily anti effectually cured, . . Dr. C. J. 3orilan may be consulted by all ranks of people, from nine in the morning till nine in theeveninz, at the Las' London Medical Establishment, No. 7, Cannon-street-road near the Commercial-road Turnpike, St. Georges in the Esst. Letters trou t the country, inelosing a Bank note, will be itilv answered, and the necessary Medicine sent to all ports of he 'Kingdom. ' •: , The two Candidates being nominated and se conded, Mr. PLUNKETT rose and deliveted a speech abounding with invective against all those persons who opposed him, and not without some insinuations against the venerable and respected heads of the University. He spoke much of the secrecy of the canvass of Mr. Croker, and in veighed in very strong terms against the conduct of the supporters of that gentleman. Mr. COOKER made an address to the Electors, which will scarcely be forgotten by any of those who had the happiness to bear him. He. boldly and manfully refuted all the accusations which had been made by his Right Honourable oppo nent, and in a detailed reply of great length and vivacity, carried (as it is called). the war into the enemy's country. The Election proceeded, when, after some speeches front Messrs. &oilier, Rinks, and Kennedy, in which the two latter endeavour ed to explain why, having invited Mr. Croker over, they had depaited from their engagements, several Electors on both sides were disallowed, as Hot being able to prodve.the registry of their birth, and were therefore rejected as being minors, the poll stood as follows Mr. Croker 43 I Mr. Plunkett 4l But there %vas rejected from Mr. Crokees 13 ,scholars, as being under the age of 21, and 7 rom Mr. Plunkett's, which left the net poll: _ Mr. Plunkett 34 I Mr. Croker 3O It will be - seen from this / statement what was the genuine and general seine of the - Univtrsity. This contest has excited so much interest, that our Readers May be glad to see a list dare voters on both sides For Mr. Croker.—The Provost ) the Vice-Provost, Dr. Hodgkinson, Dr. Nash, Dr. Lloyd, Dr. Kyle, Dr. McDon nell, Mr. Elrington, Mr. Singer, Mr. Gannon, Mr. Robin son, Mr. raster, Mr. Russe, Mr. Maguire, Mr. Duncan, Mr. Herbert, Mr. Ribby, a minor, Mr. Willie, Mr. Sur ridge, Mr. Tyrrell, Mr. Mongan, Mr. Dunn, Mr. Blood, a minor, Mr. Dubourdieu, Mr. Luby, Mr. Studdert, Mr. Rey* nolds, Mr. Gregg, a minor, Mr. Kelly, a mit:or, Mr. Mol loy, a minor, Mr. Logue, a minor, Mr. Disney, a minor, Mr. Davorau, Mr. Conolly, Mr. Graves, a minor, Mr. Clarke, Mr. Upton, Mr. Lloyd, a minor, Mr. Arbuthnot, a minor, Mr. Darley, a minor, Mr. Thompson,' a minor, Mr. O'Con nor, Mr. Donelly-43, For Mr. Plunkett.—Dr. Phipps, Dr. Prior, Dr. Davenport, Dr. Wilson, Dr. Wray, Dr. Sadler, Mr. Wall, Mr. Sande, Mr. Hare, Mr. Purdon,'Mr. Phelan, Mr. gnaine, Mr. Mond:, Mr. Owens, Mr. Apjan, Mr. Wall, Mr, Leney, Mr. O'Sul livan, Mr. Horan, Mr. Croke, Mr. Atkinson, Mr. Scott, Mr. Fitzgerald, Mr. Forsyth, a minor, Mr. Prior, Mr. Kenny, a minor, Mr. Ryan, Mr. M‘Gilticuddy, Mr. Dwyer, a minor, Mr. cutnore, Mr. Leahy, Mr. Henry, a minor, Mr. Porter, a. minor, Mr. Benson, Mt. Weir, a minor, Mr. Law, a minor, Mr. Lapiere, Mr. b'Flaherty, Mr. Finn er ty, M r . Quigly, Mr. Cole--41. The public is aware that within these few days Mr. Croker has, lost by death the voles of ttvo of his steadiest friends. This circumstance, and the strange conduct of two Fellows, who, after in viting him over, were the only persons who aban doned him, are ' the visible causes of his ill-suc- • cess. We hope to 'see What these two Gentlemers can say,for themselves : to us, who are plain un learned laymen, their conduct seems so extraor dinary, that we cannot trust ourselves to give it - a_ name. We shall return to this subject hereafter. The character of a Fellow of the College is a na tional concern ; and those who have sons .or ft kends to.send to the University will expect to he satisfied of the morals and honour of their tutors. Uptto the numbers being made kno‘en, the Provost, declared the Right Hon, William C. Plunkett dilly elected :—a chair was got, and Mr. Pl un k e tt was borne to his hoffize- in Stephen's Gteen, amid the plaudits of the mob. There have been recently discovered in the pa rish of Moues:ton, on the South side of the Isle of Wight, the bones of that stupendous animal supposed to he the Mammoth, or Mastodon ; se veral of the vertebize, or, joints of the hi:di-bone, measure thirty-six inches in circumference t they correspond exactly in form, colour, and'texture, with the bones found in plenty on the batiks of the Ohio, in North America, in a vale called by the Swamp.-->A:so, in the parish of N,,rthwood, on the North side of the island, the bones of the Crocodile have recently been found, by the Rev. Mr. Hughes, of Newport. They seem to have belonged to an animal of that spe cies, whose body did norexceed 12 feet in length. Their calcarions nature is 'not altered : but the bones of the Mastodon (lorind on the South title of the island) contain iron. "x